1929 MERRY CHRISTMAS Menu ; TROOP “A”, First Cavalry Camp Marfa, Texas. No writing or marks. Minor rubbing on corners and top/bottom of the spine. No loose, missing or cutout pages. The ribbon remains in very good condition. Thank you for your interest in this item. If interested in purchasing all of the magazines please contact me.
This is an original set of four commemorative postcards issued in 1934 (Showa 9) in connection with the Imperial Japanese Navy Grand Maneuvers, one of the largest national military exercises conducted by Japan during the pre-World War II period. These postcards specifically commemorate the Naval Landing Force (Rikusentai) Review Ceremony, an official military parade held as part of the larger naval exercises. The Imperial Japanese Navy Grand Maneuvers were large-scale, state-level exercises designed to demonstrate naval readiness, coordination, and national power. During these maneuvers, formal events such as review ceremonies were held, where elite units-including the Naval Landing Forces-were inspected and presented in formation. The Naval Landing Forces were specialized troops trained for amphibious landings and ground combat, making them a key component of Japan’s early 20th-century naval strategy. 4 original illustrated postcards depicting. Battleships, naval artillery, aircraft, and rising sun motifs. Naval Landing Force formations and review scenes. Commanders, unit layouts, and strategic imagery. Original paper envelope included. Clearly marked with references to the 1934 naval maneuvers and commemorative issue. The presence of the original envelope strongly supports that this set is an officially issued commemorative item, not a later assortment. Why This Item Is Rare. Issued for a specific national military event. Paper ephemera intended for short-term use. Very few complete sets survive with the original envelope. Represents Japan’s naval history before the Pacific War. This is not merely decorative material, but a historical document reflecting state ceremonies and military culture of early Showa-era Japan. Visible age-related wear and minor staining. Envelope shows tearing and wear. No major losses; overall condition is good considering age. Please review all photos carefully. A Note to Collectors. This set offers a tangible connection to pre-war naval history and is ideal for collectors of military ephemera, Japanese history, or early 20th-century postal materials. Own a genuine piece of history. Approximate 7-21days(To USA).
Published in 1934, this is an original prewar Japanese illustrated military supplement titled “World Army and Navy Picture Album, ” issued with the popular boys’ magazine Shonen Club. The book contains 29 large military illustrations presenting the armies, navies, and air forces of Japan and other major nations to young Japanese readers. Its subjects include Japanese infantry, cavalry, artillery, tanks, submarines, battleships, aircraft carriers, naval aviation, and foreign military forces. What makes this piece especially interesting is that it is not simply a technical military reference. The scenes are deliberately dramatic-explosions, naval battles, aircraft attacks, tanks, artillery, and large-scale combat are presented almost like visual storytelling. During the 1930s, warships, aircraft, soldiers, and modern technology became major subjects in Japanese boys’ magazines. Publications such as this show how military subjects were transformed into exciting visual entertainment for children. In that sense, it also offers an interesting glimpse into a broader tradition of Japanese popular visual culture. The dynamic layouts and highly dramatic illustrations anticipate, in spirit rather than direct lineage, the later Japanese fascination with illustrated storytelling, model kits, manga, and animation. This was not an official military publication. Its importance lies instead in the intersection between prewar Japanese youth culture and military culture. A fascinating historical item for collectors of Imperial Japanese militaria, prewar Japanese publications, military art, naval aviation, propaganda-era material, and early Japanese popular culture. Please note that this is an approximately 90-year-old publication and shows age-related wear, tears, staining, and other deterioration. Please examine the photographs carefully for condition. Own a Piece of History. International Buyers – Please Note.
This original commemorative photo album documents the. 3rd Women’s Training Course. Enryakuji Temple on Mount Hiei. One of Japan’s most important Buddhist sites and today recognized as a. UNESCO World Heritage Site. Became one of Japan’s largest nationwide character-education movements during the early 20th century. At a time when Japan was rapidly modernizing through industrialization and urbanization, many believed traditional values and community spirit were fading. Shuyodan was established on the idea that. A stronger nation began with better citizens. Rather than being a military organization, Shuyodan promoted personal development through discipline, volunteer service, cooperation, self-reliance, and communal living. In modern terms, it combined elements of leadership training, youth camps, civic education, and volunteer organizations. This official commemorative album records the Third Women’s Training Course, where women from across Japan gathered for several days of lectures and communal life at historic Enryakuji Temple. The album includes numerous period photographs featuring. Enryakuji Temple and the Mount Hiei grounds. Large group photographs of participants. Training sessions and ceremonies. Printed schedules and program details. Was also a turning point in Japanese history, marking the beginning of the Manchurian Incident. Not a military artifact. It offers valuable insight into the social ideals, education, and civic movements that shaped pre-war Japan. Items like this help tell the broader story behind the era-not only how wars were fought, but how people were educated, what values they embraced, and how society prepared the next generation. The album shows expected age-related wear, foxing, stains, and minor edge wear consistent with its age, but remains well preserved as an important historical document. A fascinating primary source for collectors of pre-war Japan, social history, education, Buddhism, and early 20th-century photography. Own a Piece of History. International Buyers – Please Note. Thank you for your understanding.
1924 FRENCH AEROSTATION MILITARY BALLOON GOOD CONDUCT CERTIFICATE VERSAILLES SGT. Today we are pleased to offer this original 1924 French military aerostation certificate, a large illustrated “Certificat de Bonne Conduite” issued at Versailles on September 15, 1924 for Sergeant Gordon Pierre of the 1er Régiment d’Aérostation. The certificate is filled out in manuscript and typescript, stamped, signed, and headed by a striking printed design reading “Aérostation Militaire, 1er Régiment, ” with military flags, wreath, helmet, and a large lower aviation scene showing a tethered observation balloon over a landscape. The lower imprint reads Paris, Imp. Fournier, and the printed illustration is signed and dated 1919 in the plate. The text identifies Lieutenant-Colonel Pataut as commander of the 1st Aerostation Regiment and certifies the good conduct of Sergeant Gordon Pierre, born November 1, 1902 at Fronsac, Haute-Garonne. These French “bonne conduite” certificates were given at the close of active military service and were important personal documents, often retained as proof of honorable service. This example is especially attractive because it is not a plain form, but a decorated aerostation certificate tied directly to France’s military balloon branch in the years after the First World War. French military aerostation had deep roots reaching back to the Revolutionary period, when captive balloons were used for battlefield observation, and it remained an important military specialty into the early twentieth century. During World War I, observation balloons were used for artillery spotting, enemy-position observation, and communication between the ground and the air. The large “saucisse” style captive balloon shown on this certificate reflects the post-1914 visual language of French observation ballooning, particularly the Caquot-type balloon form associated with wartime reconnaissance and artillery direction. Versailles was closely connected with French military aviation and aerostation. Balloon equipment, aviation training, and aeronautical units were all part of the French military presence in the Versailles region before the independent Armée de l’Air was created in 1934. This certificate therefore sits in a particularly interesting interwar moment, after the heavy use of observation balloons in World War I but before French air forces were fully separated from older army aviation structures. The upper right edge has a noticeable area of tearing, chipping, and paper loss extending into the outer margin, with additional small edge tears, small chips, soft corners, and minor marginal splits elsewhere. The printed and manuscript areas remain legible, including the unit heading, decorative balloon artwork, date stamp, official stamp, and signatures. The paper is thin and somewhat translucent, with show-through visible from the opposite side, along with additional age toning and fold wear on the reverse. There are no large losses affecting the main certificate text, though the upper right margin loss and general creasing are plainly visible. Make sure to see the photos above for complete details. 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Moritz Ruhl / C. Starke – German Uniform & Insignia Reference – 24 Color Plates. Original pre-WWII German military uniform and insignia reference booklet, Deutsche Uniformen / Uniformen und Abzeichen, published by Verlag Moritz Ruhl, Leipzig O27, circa 1938. This is the 13. Auflage, issued by Oberleutnant a. Julius Moritz Ruhl and newly revised by C. An attractive original period reference containing detailed color illustrations of German military uniforms, rank insignia, shoulder boards, collar insignia, branch colors, service distinctions and related uniform details. 24 COLOR PLATE PERIOD REFERENCE. This edition was produced with. 24 illustrated color plates. Detailed uniform and insignia illustrations. German Army, Navy and Air Force material. Police and other contemporary service organizations. Rank and branch distinctions. Service and specialty insignia. The booklet was intended as a compact contemporary identification and reference guide and today provides an excellent original source for the study of German uniforms and insignia immediately before WWII. Title: Deutsche Uniformen / Uniformen und Abzeichen. Publisher: Verlag Moritz Ruhl, Leipzig O27. Issued by: Oberleutnant a. Format: Softcover pocket reference booklet. Illustrations: 24 color plates. Printing: Period 15-color representation. Approximate size: 5 1/2″ x 3 13/16″. Approximately 14 x 9.7 cm. Original black printed wrapper. Original publisher advertising material remains present. This is an original period publication and not a modern reproduction. HISTORICAL & COLLECTOR INTEREST. Moritz Ruhl of Leipzig was a long-established specialist publisher of military, heraldic, flag, uniform and insignia reference material. The firm’s compact illustrated guides were revised as German military uniforms and rank systems evolved during the 1930s. This 13th-15th edition represents the prewar 24-plate format and provides a detailed contemporary record of military uniforms and insignia immediately before the beginning of the Second World War. The booklet has crossover interest for collectors and researchers of. Military insignia and rank systems. Aviation and air-force uniforms. Police uniforms and insignia. Original period paper and ephemera. European military graphic and color-printing history. Original period-used condition with attractive surviving illustrated content. The front cover and first orange title/insert leaf have tears and weakening around the lower staple area. There are pencil drawings on the final three blank pages, together with pencil markings/drawings on blank areas associated with the rear foldout. These have been left untouched. The original rear comparative rank foldout is substantially incomplete. A surviving section remains attached, but significant portions of the original foldout are missing. No loose pages are noted in the booklet. Please examine all high-resolution photographs carefully. The photographs form an important part of the condition description and show the exact item being offered. Despite the incomplete rear foldout and normal period wear, the principal illustrated content remains attractive and this is a desirable original circa-1938 German uniform and insignia reference. Please visit RAD Militaria and Collectibles for additional original WWI, WWII and earlier military collectibles, documents, maps, photographs, medals, insignia, books, knives and unusual historical artifacts. We regularly add scarce original military and historical pieces for collectors and researchers. 1938 Country of Origin: Germany Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany Theme: Militaria Type: Uniform & Insignia Reference Book Title: Deutsche Uniformen / Uniformen und Abzeichen Publisher: Verlag Moritz Ruhl, Leipzig Editor/Reviser: C. Auflage Language: German Format: Softcover / Paper Wrappers Number of Illustrated Plates: 24 Subject: German Military Uniforms & Insignia Military Subjects: Army, Navy, Air Force, Police Era: Interwar / Pre-WWII Vintage: Yes Modified Item: No.
Commissioned during World War I, she served in the Grand Fleet but missed the Battle of Jutland due to a refit. She was later used in the Mediterranean, sunk as a target in 1931, and scrapped in 1932. &####128165;&####128165;&####128165;&####128165; Agnes Elizabeth Weston, GBE was an English philanthropist noted for her work with the Royal Navy. For over twenty years, she lived and worked among the sailors of the Royal Navy. ????? This item is pre-owned and does show signs of being enjoyed previously. Please view all the photos otherwise in great condition. &####128587;&####128165;ESTATE FIND, CLEAN, SMOKE-AND PET FREE, CLIMATE CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT. &####128293;Follow to receive free alerts on future listings. ? The item in the photos is the item you get. Check out my other items. &####128293;Please feel free to ask?
This is a complete four-volume set of Youth Aviation Cadet Training Lectures, published in Japan in 1938 by the Imperial Aviation Society. The covers feature an aircraft, the Japanese Army star, and a naval anchor, reflecting the strong military aviation theme of the series. In the late 1930s, Japan was rapidly expanding its aviation forces and training young men for future military aviation service. These books were produced in that environment to provide the academic education needed by boys preparing for the path toward becoming aviation personnel. The contents include subjects such as Japanese language and mathematics, together with numerous exercises and examination-style problems. Most interestingly, some pages still contain handwritten calculations and study notes from the original period. Rather than an untouched reference set, these books preserve evidence of a young student actually working through the lessons. Published in 1938, one year after the beginning of the Second Sino-Japanese War, the set offers a fascinating look at how Japan prepared its next generation of aviation personnel. All four volumes are present, which makes this set particularly desirable as a historical study collection. The books show considerable age-related wear, including staining, toning, cover and spine wear, and handwritten notes. Please examine the photographs carefully. A surviving record of what a young Japanese aviation candidate studied-and the marks he left behind-in 1938. Own a Piece of History. International Buyers – Please Note.
The following description was generated by A. These original pieces of militaria hold historical significance and are a valuable addition to any collection of military memorabilia. The collection also includes a set of seven Utexiqual British Army in India figurines (made in India) in their original packaging. Additionally, several of the items have an Indians of the American west theme and are not properly regarded as militaria in nature. Please look closely at the photos as they are considered part of the description. The photos were taken with natural light and fluorescent light, and in some cases a flash as well. Colors may appear differently on varying monitors and device settings. Additional pictures are available upon request. Please be specific regarding what you would like to see.
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